Victoria's education department faces a potential multi-million dollar fine if convicted over the death of a boy in a wheelchair at a Melbourne school.

2020 has been a year of innovation, as the global pandemic forced schools and governments around the world to get creative with education. We asked some of our largest principal peak bodies to reflect on what’s been created, and where we might go from here.

Now, more than ever, the current educational landscape requires a new kind of leadership, the University of Auckland's director of graduate programs in educational leadership, Associate Professor Deidre Le Fevre, says.

Next year, Andrew Murray will make history when he takes the reins at St Mary’s College in Wellington – the first male principal in the girls’ school’s 170-years. He spoke to EducationHQ about how he’s looking forward to being the best leader he can be for his new home.

EduTECH’s two-day online conference has come to an end, but attendees were left with plenty to think about thanks to an engaging closing presentation.

Until we can rally the patience and intellectual conviction needed to move beyond superficial understandings of bullying, unjudicial uses of power and control will continue unabated among children and adults alike in our schools, principal John Marsden has argued.

Technology offers educators opportunities to access real-time or at least near-real-time student feedback on teaching quality.